DSA voted to abolish the republic. Out loud. On the record.
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National Security
Abraham Hermosillo Alvarez allegedly directed a five man cell to put snipers around a UFC card on the White House grounds. Five days later, his immigration status and country of origin remain undisclosed.
Aber Kawas
Aber Kawas, Hasan Piker, a Linda Sarsour line fed off-camera at NYC-DSA's "A City to Win" rally, and what the candidate's Abolish ICE call left out.
Antifa
O'Keefe Media Group (OMG) published a sweeping undercover exposé on June 15, 2026, claiming an embedded journalist spent eight months inside a New Jersey Antifa network called "NJ BURN," penetrating its private Signal chat infrastructure and identifying members linked to major American institutions
Domestic Terror
Twenty-three people planned to blow up the White House, shoot the crowd, and storm the gate. A mom or dad stopped them. Five are in federal custody. Nobody got hurt. The kill list included politicians who took Jewish money. The press will not ask where that idea came from.
DSA
Every idea on Claire Valdez's platform has already been tried, in full, in real countries. They all failed. The DSA isn't proposing them. It's performing them, and the cast has never read the second act.
FSB
She sent the FBI agent 65 texts in one night. She wore a cowboy hat. She told a federal judge the agent "controlled me emotionally." The Nomma Zarubina case is a circus. Underneath the circus is an FSB operation that worked exactly as designed.
NYC-DSA
The Knicks end a 53-year drought as the city floods the streets. Mamdani calls to abolish ICE on camera while Delaney Hall keeps burning. From Newark's siege to a ticker-tape parade, these clips cut through the spin on the week New York couldn't script.
Sunrise Movement
The Newark detention center protests weren't spontaneous. They were orchestrated by a national apparatus controlled by institutions and megadonors. Here's how it works.
NYC
Twenty thousand cops. Fifty thousand people. One parade route. A city government afraid of what happens when New York feels good about something for the first time in years.
SpaceX
SpaceX turned cafeteria workers and welders into millionaires on Friday. Within hours, the people who never built anything demanded a cut. Juan Hernandez learned to weld for the paycheck. In 2015 a friend mentioned a contractor job at a rocket company he had never heard of, paying $28 an hour.